Famous People + Yen for Photography

I've been reading about the lives of actor Leonard Nimoy and model Helena Christensen.

Both are avid photographers with different paths to success.

In parallel to their lives of fame, they have pursued their yen for photography.

I have a vague recollection of an interview Leonard Nimoy gave one of the magazine. He was talking about his photography and giving his two cents about the psychopathology of people and their typical ways of being. He was referring to people being heavily materialistic and acquisitive rather than experiential.

No matter who much you have, it will never be enough Nimoy recounted.

Maybe I am mixing up interviews and people but it struck a chord.

Life is too short and having richer experiences trumps any material acquisition.

I think like all of these famous people, the message is the same -- have lost of fun and take more photos.

I should write more blogs.